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Morning serum cortisol is superior to salivary cortisone and cortisol in predicting normal adrenal function in suspected adrenal insufficiency

Tejas Kalaria, Harit Buch, Mayuri Agarwal, Rahul Chaudhari, Carolina Gherman‐Ciolac, Roopa Chopra, Victor Okeke, Sukhbir Kaur, Lauren Hughes, Hayley Sharrod–Cole, Clare Ford, Rousseau Gama

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Key concepts: Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Cortisone, Adrenal insufficiency, Morning, Adrenal function, Cortisol awakening response, Medicine

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